Twelve situations that bring people here. Find the one that sounds like your week.
Opsidion is for small businesses whose revenue runs through somebody else's platform: an account that stopped working this morning, a dispute rate creeping toward a threshold, or a category you didn't realise was going to be scrutinised. Each card below is a situation and what Opsidion does about it.
Revenue has stopped and the clock is running.
Checkout is failing, the dashboard is showing a restriction, and the only explanation on offer is a generic notice. You need to know what actually triggered it before you can respond to anything.
Sales may still be going through, but nothing is reaching your bank account. Payroll and suppliers do not pause with it, and nobody will tell you how long the hold lasts.
A warning, an information request, or a notice full of policy references and reason codes. Answering the wrong question wastes the one reply you get.
You've submitted documents, the case is open, and every update is the same holding message. You can't tell whether you've supplied what was actually asked for.
Nothing is broken yet, which is the cheapest moment to fix it.
The trend is going the wrong way and you don't know where the intervention thresholds sit, or how close you already are to them.
New countries, new currencies, a new product line: each one changes what you're expected to verify, disclose and screen for, usually without anyone telling you.
Supplements, coaching, digital goods, travel, subscriptions, anything with delayed delivery. Perfectly legal, routinely restricted, and rarely explained up front.
A launch, a viral moment, a seasonal spike. Sudden growth is exactly the pattern that triggers reviews, and the review lands right when the revenue matters most.
For the businesses and advisors who would rather not find out the hard way.
Verification, business descriptions, refund and shipping policies, site disclosures. Getting them right on day one is far cheaper than correcting them under a restriction.
One account, one relationship, one automated decision between you and a closed business. You know it's a risk; you just don't have a read on how large.
Agencies, bookkeepers and fractional operators get the panicked call first, and are expected to explain a restriction they had no visibility into.
An investor, an acquirer, or a lender wants to understand how exposed your revenue is to a platform decision. "It's been fine so far" is not an answer.
No. Most people get more value before anything goes wrong: the risk audit scores a live account against the requirements it is held to, so you can close gaps on your own schedule. The diagnosis is for accounts that are already blocked, paused or offboarded.
Stripe is live today with the full risk audit, restriction diagnosis and troubleshooting. PayPal, Shopify, Square, the Apple App Store and Google Play are on the way.
We cannot make decisions for a platform and we do not promise outcomes. What we do is explain what the platform requires, what most likely triggered the restriction, and the legitimate steps to resolve it, so your response is specific rather than a guess.
Connect your account and run the free assessment. It tells you whether there is anything worth diagnosing before you pay for anything, and the troubleshooter will take a plain description of whatever you are actually dealing with.
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